Special section: Summer arts preview
As the season heats up, cool attractions abound.
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Film Movement
Movie Review
The lively documentary directed by Till Schauder has a pretty irresistible premise: an American playing for an Iranian professional basketball team. By Mark Feeney
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ALBUM REVIEW
West’s new album contains elements of punk, new wave, and drill music that at times sound purposely dissonant. By Julian Benbow
What unfolds in Karen Joy Fowler’s wonderful, gripping new novel is a family saga with a twist. By Mameve Medwed
In her fourth solo release, Rowland strikes a balance of sound and sentiment. By Sarah Rodman
Apocalyptic films loom large, but heroes and hilarity may rescue us If there is a theme to the studio blockbusters coming out between Memorial Day and Labor Day, it is that Apocalypse is nigh, is here, or has already happened.
Critic’s corner: What’s on TV WednesdayGlobe Critic Matthew Gilbert offers his picks for what to watch, including “Franklin & Bash” and “MasterChef.”
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Boston’s last, great unsolved mysteryOn this page, you can learn more about the Globe’s reexamination of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum art heist, view the lost masterpieces, watch how the thieves broke in, and review the investigation over the years.
The Chelmsford native Dean Kelly, now a storyboard artist for Disney-Pixar, discusses his first feature, “Monsters University. ”
The last time the Joy Formidable was in Boston, it was for a show that never happened.
You may have seen Cannady’s showstopping performance at the Cutler Majestic Theatre in “Tappin’ Thru Life.’’
HBO’s new documentary, “Love, Marilyn,’’ tells Monroe’s story using writings by her discovered a few years ago.
The Columbia neuroscientist weaves personal stories with research to debunk what he considers myths about addiction.
Patriots owner Robert Kraft dropped by the 10th anniversary party for the rapper’s 40/40 Club.
It seems unfair for anyone to see the local movie “The Heat” before it screens in Boston, where it was filmed last year.
Galleries
Death and sex at Miller Yezerski GalleryThe conversation between sculpture and painting abides in Jim Tellin’s work at the gallery.